Security, Democracy, and Development in U.S.-Latin American Relations
Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 10
1560007605
Category
355-Military Science
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Publication Year
1994
Publisher
Pages
284
Subject
National security -- Latin America -- Congresses; National security -- United States -- Congresses; Democracy -- Latin America -- Congresses; Latin America -- Military relations -- United States -- Congresses; United States -- Military relations -- Latin
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Description
This volume examines inter-American security issues in the United States and Latin America, and explores the impact of global changes on the Western Hemisphere. Differing economic, political and strategic potential and influence in the emerging world system is discussed. - from Amzon
Biblio Notes
TABLE OF CONTENTS
POST-COLD WAR PERSPECTIVES ON SECURITY, DEMOCRACY, AND DEVELOPMENT
CHAPTER one
Post-cold war security interests and perception of threat in the
western Hemisphere by Augusto Varas…………………………………………...............…p. 1
CHAPTER Two
U.S. values and Approaches to hemispheric Security
Issues by Lars Scboultz…………………………………………………………………...................p.33
Inter-American Military Relations
CHAPTER Three
U.S military Activities in Latin –America:
U.S Government Rationales and perceptions by Nina M. Serafino….................p.59
CHAPTER Four
The Decline of U.S. military influence in Latin-America
by J. Samuel Fitch………………………………………………………………………….................…p. 77
CHAPTER Five
Latin-America Reaction to U.S policies on Drugs and Terrorism
By Juan Gabrtel Tokatlan………………………………………………………………..................p. 115
CHAPTER Six
post-cold war military relations between the united states and Latin America by Thomas Guedes da costa…………………………………………................................p. 137
Arms Modernization and Arms Control in Latin America
CHAPTER Seven
The Perspectives of The U.S Government and Private military suppliers
by Michael T. Aravena........................................................p. 153
CHAPTER Eight
Security Regimes in the western Hemisphere: A View from Latin America
by Francisco Rojas Aravena...............................................p. 171
CHAPTER Nine
The Politics of Arms Production and Arms Race Among the New democracies of Argentina, Brazil, and Chile by Carlos H. Acufla and William C. Smith.....p. 199
Emerging Perspectives on Security, Democracy and Development in the 1990s
CHAPTER Ten
The Latin American military,Development, Reform, and "Nation Building"
by Felipe Aguero............................................................p. 243
CHAPTER Eleven inter-American Security Communities: Concepts and Challenges
by David R. Mares.........................................................p. 265
POST-COLD WAR PERSPECTIVES ON SECURITY, DEMOCRACY, AND DEVELOPMENT
CHAPTER one
Post-cold war security interests and perception of threat in the
western Hemisphere by Augusto Varas…………………………………………...............…p. 1
CHAPTER Two
U.S. values and Approaches to hemispheric Security
Issues by Lars Scboultz…………………………………………………………………...................p.33
Inter-American Military Relations
CHAPTER Three
U.S military Activities in Latin –America:
U.S Government Rationales and perceptions by Nina M. Serafino….................p.59
CHAPTER Four
The Decline of U.S. military influence in Latin-America
by J. Samuel Fitch………………………………………………………………………….................…p. 77
CHAPTER Five
Latin-America Reaction to U.S policies on Drugs and Terrorism
By Juan Gabrtel Tokatlan………………………………………………………………..................p. 115
CHAPTER Six
post-cold war military relations between the united states and Latin America by Thomas Guedes da costa…………………………………………................................p. 137
Arms Modernization and Arms Control in Latin America
CHAPTER Seven
The Perspectives of The U.S Government and Private military suppliers
by Michael T. Aravena........................................................p. 153
CHAPTER Eight
Security Regimes in the western Hemisphere: A View from Latin America
by Francisco Rojas Aravena...............................................p. 171
CHAPTER Nine
The Politics of Arms Production and Arms Race Among the New democracies of Argentina, Brazil, and Chile by Carlos H. Acufla and William C. Smith.....p. 199
Emerging Perspectives on Security, Democracy and Development in the 1990s
CHAPTER Ten
The Latin American military,Development, Reform, and "Nation Building"
by Felipe Aguero............................................................p. 243
CHAPTER Eleven inter-American Security Communities: Concepts and Challenges
by David R. Mares.........................................................p. 265
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